A crew of serious Ramones fanatics from Delaware, Huntingtons have released a couple of all-Ramones cover discs, as well as this album of originals, where every song sounds almost exactly like the Ramones. The singer has his own spin on Joey Ramone's distinctive, '60s pop-inspired vocals, while the band expertly pulls off the ballads, some of which are knockouts like "Hooray for You" and "Samantha Doesn't Want Me." These songs particularly click whenever the Moog kicks in with a groovy lead. But many of the tunes do not distinguish themselves from some of the Ramones later, more forgettable records. Aside from being into leather jackets and pool parties, Huntingtons are also into "Jesus" and the Christian music scene, of which Ramones-flavored, pop-punk bands must be a very small part. [Adam Bregman, All Music Guide]

Recorded throughout the month of January 1999 at Clay Creek Recordering CompanyProduced by Holt/PowellEngineered by Nick RotundoMixed at Clay Creek by Nick Rotundo with Cliffy & MikeyMastered at West West Side Music by Alan DouchesExecutive Producer: Brandon D. Ebel

This disc has been originally ripped & shared here by TOXXY.Now, here's the new rip from the Original CD (not CD-R), I just added all artwork created by Toxxy. These scans is OK.(re-written & re-upped by Rehabilly)